Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh says the crowd, said to be thousands strong, was not controlled. FMTNews SRC Covid19
KUALA LUMPUR: An opposition MP expressed concern today over the large crowd at the court complex where former prime minister Najib Razak received his verdict in the SRC International corruption case, saying it could spark a new Covid-19 cluster.
“We see a gathering in front of the courthouse. We are worried that there will be a new cluster as the crowd is not controlled,” Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh told the Dewan Rakyat.“ to stop the spread of the virus,” he said, adding that Malaysia had not yet beaten Covid-19. Najib was at the High Court here for the verdict of his seven corruption charges relating to RM42 million belonging to SRC International.
He entered the court grounds on foot from Masjid Wilayah, surrounded by thousands of supporters who had gathered from as early as 7am.Dressed in blue and red, they chanted slogans such as “hidup Bossku” and “kita sayang Bossku” , and shook hands with him as he made his way to the court.
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